Which carrier does Nokia work for?
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At&t; T-Mobile most other SIM card service providers. Also said min SIM but is just a regular sized SIM card! That's what Nokia said when I looked at the support page for this phone!
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Hi Ana - yes, I believe this is the correct SIM size for your phone. According to what I have googled, the Nokia takes a Mini-SIM, which is what we all now think of as the big type of SIM. However, even if took the smaller types of SIM, you could walk into most cel. phone stores and they would lend you a cutter (or charge you a small fee to cut the SIM for you.) What you do have to make sure is that your Nokia isn't locked to a particular provider, and that it actually uses SIM cards (rather than being part of a CDMA network.) If your Nokia isn't locked, and isn't part of a CDMA network (so it does in fact use a SIM card) then this should work for you. (Note that after I activated mine, using it on an iPhone 5) it took a couple of hours to start working properly.
427652
The Smartphone is an International version so it will must work with any GSM carrier.
784755
It should, but since that is a Windows phone, you'll want to format the card for that system. The Nokia should have a formatting application.
483962
i don't know. that is a question easily answered on nokia's website or with a quick google search though.
440847
Yes, it works with any carrier. You just need to insert the nano sim card and it will work.
1621021
I am sorry I don't know. My grandson requested it for Christmas. He doesn't have a Nokia phone.
524292
Yes this phone will work with your existing contract. All you have to do is activate the phone with either your old micro-SIM or go to a retail store to have one activated for you. You can also transfer your current insurance from you old phone to the Nokia. That is exactly what I did. It is simple and I have not had any problems.
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Yes, it should. Here is an article that describes what frequency bands are used in Australia (http://whirlpool.net.au/wiki/mobile_phone_frequencies) Here is a page listing the bands this phone is compatible with (http://m.gsmarena.com/nokia_lumia_520-5322.php)
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The only difference between the USA version and the international version is the terms of warranty. The model bought in the USA will have a warranty that is valid only in the USA. Since this is a Penta-band phone, it will work allover the world no matter which country you purchased it in. Hope that helps. Don't forget to register your device with Nokia once you receive it.
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I say yes because I am using mine with AT&T.; If you have a really old AT&T; SIM Card, you can get a newer SIM Card from an AT&T; store, probably for free. I got significantly better coverage than with my previous Nokia phone on AT&T.; I suspect it is because it is quad-band and the other one wasn't.
983022
I don't know but maybe you can contact Nokia & they will be able to answer. I love this phone, have had at least 3 of them. good luck
838245
HiThe Original Phone from Nokia.Produced a number of countries, you get random.Regards
189151
Yes it works with all US GSM carriers. It is a very solid and reliable phone.
1039232
Hello, Really I dont know ! This phone was made to work with gsm carriers. For example I have 2 different gsm operators and phone works great for me!
1513877
Comes as factory unlocked and works in any country network simcard that works on / compatible with 2G GSM 850 / 900 / 1800 / 1900 & 3G HSDPA 850/ 900 / 1900 / 2100 network simcards worldwide. Carrier FREE, Not branded to any network, directly from Nokia. Thank you. KICKmobiles
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Sorry i willl not give you my IMEI number . If you go here it will tell you which bands it works on . http://www.nokia.com/my-en/phones/phone/808/specifications/ . The 808 is a quad band phone . It is designed To work pretty much any where in the the world i think it should work on any GSM carrier .